I carved a real juicy one the other night. It did not affect the transfer in any way. I didn't wipe it which may be why the lines stayed on. I'm not sure if gutting the day before will help any, but I don't think you will have to worry about it much. The Saral paper is the best stuff ever.suzika wrote:I just ordered the saral paper. My only worry is my pumpkins tend to be juicy as I carve them. Any thoughts on how to fix that? Should I gut a day earlier than normal?
gus is right, I ordered from the shocking shop for the first time this year, it was the pro carving tool (I'm told a must and now looking at it was the best buy!) and seral paper. I had to trawl around shops on request of my partner BEFORE I ordered.... waste of time and energy! But he then saw I could only get in from the usa so was grand with me ordering lolEdinburghzombie wrote:Does anyone know if you can get saral paper in the UK?
Why... the Shocking Shop of courseEdinburghzombie wrote:Does anyone know if you can get saral paper in the UK?
Thanks! I just got my pro carving tool from the shocking shop and I'm looking forward to trying it out this weekend Might have to look into ordering saral paper as well.paddy_babe wrote:gus is right, I ordered from the shocking shop for the first time this year, it was the pro carving tool (I'm told a must and now looking at it was the best buy!) and seral paper. I had to trawl around shops on request of my partner BEFORE I ordered.... waste of time and energy! But he then saw I could only get in from the usa so was grand with me ordering lolEdinburghzombie wrote:Does anyone know if you can get saral paper in the UK?
I think its worth in EZ
glad it arrived before the strike for you jow and mine was flattened aswell, do you think royal mail just do a jig on packages??Lithium_joe wrote:The Saral roll arrived today (slightly flattened) but the good news is, it beat the postal strike due to begin tomorrow.